Most Delicious Nutella Dessert Box for V Day … love at first bite ♥

Nutella Dessert Box … a quick, delicious dessert perfect for this time of the year, for V day! This dessert can be ready in under 30 minutes and is perfect if you need something sweet, something indulgent, something chocolatey in a hurry! It’s a great edible gift idea too. Come, dive right in!!

Nothing is more pleasing than the play of flavours and textures in dessert and that’s why I love layered desserts. I love the idea of making them in dessert boxes where the layers are well visible and tempt you to dive right in.

This Nutella Dessert box literally ticks off all the boxes for a perfect dessert to tempt the Nutella lover and chocolate lover. It uses a clutch of ingredients most of which you might have on hand already, comes together quickly, is no bake, very very simple and it’s good to the last spoon, perfect for Valentines day!

The flavours are gentle and calming, and the biscuit crumbs add a really nice texture. Chocolate biscuit base, light moussey Nutella cream, deep and rich chocolate ganache are textures that come together in harmony, almost like they were meant to be!

In the past year and a half, I’ve made tons of small desserts, or rather desserts for two to four people. The good thing about small desserts is that they are easy to assemble or bake, and they get over pretty fast so you are ready to try something new soon. Of course all recipes are easy to scale up should you need to so there’s something for everyone!

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Nutella Dessert Box

… a quick, delicious dessert perfect for this time of the year, for V day! Makes one 2" X 4" dessert box
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 0 minutes
15 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes

Instructions

Layers

    #1 – Biscuit base

    • 40g Bourbon biscuit crumbs. Layer at the base of box.

    #2 – Nutella cream

    • 100g cream, 25% fat
    • 50g Nutella
    • 50g cream cheese, whisked
    • With an electric hand beater whip together the cream and Nutella until smooth, then whip in the cream cheese. Fit a piping bag with a 2A nozzle and fill it with the cream. Pipe halve the cream over the biscuit base.

    #3 Nutella Ganache

    • 50g cream, 25% fat
    • 15g 70% dark couverture chocolate
    • 25g Nutella
    • Heat the cream and add the chocolate into it. Stand for 5 minutes until the chocolate is soft. Add the Nutella and stir until smooth.
    • Pour the ganache over the cream and place it in freezer for 10-15 minutes until firm. {Reserve 1 tbsp of the ganache to drizzle over the top if desired}

    #4 – Top the Nutella ganache with 2 tbsp Bourbon biscuit crumbs.

      #5 – Pipe the remaining Nutella cream over the crumb layer and level off.

        To finish, edge the dessert shot with Bourbon biscuit crumbs.

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          No Bake | Dark Chocolate Nutella Kumquat Pudding … indulgent, addictive and gluten free. Eggless too!

          “I am starting to think that maybe memories are like this dessert. I eat it, and it becomes a part of me, whether I remember it later or not.”
          Erica Bauermeister

          Dark Chocolate Nutella Kumquat Pudding turned out bowl scraping good. It was just an experiment. The result was deeply, soul satisfying, smooth and beautiful texture; quite delightful for an eggless chocolate pudding. Using oats meant that it was gluten free too! Did I mention I put in some whole kumquats too? They added delightful citrus undertones! Life has been busy as usual with annual exams on and the kids hungry ALL THE TIME! It’s a wonder they ever get anything else done because IMHO they are always eating! It’s also a wonder I get anything done at all because I am always in the kitchen.

          Chocolate is one thing that needs to be on hand all the time. Chocolate everyday, and the savoury nibbles too. Store bought anything is a huge NO with the daughter, so I am BUSY!! It’s a double edged sword though. I love being in the kitchen, I get to experiment {read LOTS} …  yet on the other hand  I have time for nothing else!

          I’ve been diving into bags of oats of late. When it’s not oats, it’s amaranth flour, peanut flour, walnut meal and barley flour. Adds new dimensions to what you can do … and often what you cannot too! In a larger perspective, it helps you push your boundaries, something which I currently enjoy! The failures are there of course.

          So the pudding was meant to be just a chocolate pudding, but then along came Ruchira visiting from Islamabad. Among bagfuls of exciting stuff, she also brought hazelnuts. That was inspiration enough. Suddenly a Dark Chocolate Nutella Kumquat Pudding made more sense! Kumquats because they are in season and hanging heavy on the branches of my tiny tree!

          The rest of the day just went in trying to save the pudding from the ‘forever hungry for dessert at anytime of the day‘ kids, and attempting to shoot the brown in a nice way. Well, brown isn’t easy to shoot! I tried!

          The Dark Chocolate Nutella Kumquat Pudding turned out heavenly good. Fuss free to make and eggless. I used oats instead of cornflour to thicken it and that paid off well. The texture was smooth yet had some viscosity maybe from the kumquats or possibly cooked oats.

          Everything about it was delightful. Scraping the bowl {or rather pottery mug} the lad asked several times if he could have more. “I can eat this forever,” he declared … and I rolled up my eyes! Thats how good it was!

          [print_this]Recipe: Dark Chocolate Nutella Kumquat Pudding 

          Summary: Dark Chocolate Nutella Kumquat Pudding turned out bowl scraping good. Deeply, soul satisfying, smooth with beautiful texture; is is quite delightful for an eggless chocolate pudding. Using oats meant that it ended up being gluten free too! Whole kumquats  added delightful citrus undertones! Serves 4-6

          Prep Time: 5 minutes
          Total Time: 20 minutes {plus chilling time}
          Ingredients:

          • Pudding
          • 500g 2% milk
          • 200g top of the milk cream {malai} or 250ml low fat cream
          • 30g cocoa powder
          • 40g oats, ground to fine meal
          • 100g dark chocolate, chopped
          • 100g brown sugar
          • 50g Nutella
          • 50g honey
          • 3-4 kumquats, halved, seeds removed {optional}
          • Topping
          • 50g Nutella
          • 50g roasted hazelnuts {or seasonal fruit, chocolate shavings etc}

          Method:

          1. Place all ingredients in a heavy bottom pan and simmer over low heat, stirring constantly until it begins to thicken. Once it becomes as thick as a custard, take off heat, allow to cool, then puree with an immersion blender or blitz in a food processor.
          2. Strain and pour into serving bowls / glasses.
          3. Cool and then chill for 4-6 hours, preferably overnight.
          4. Top with a spoonful of Nutella and roasted hazelnuts, or fruit.

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